<TITLE>18. Par 55-57</TITLE>L-55 Here's a woman. I guess we are strangers to each other. God knows this woman; He knows me. I do not know her; she does not know me. But God does know. She's here for some purpose; I do not know. I have no idea what the woman wants. She may have financial troubles. She may have domestic troubles. She may be sick.
Well, what if I went to her and said, "Lady, hallelujah, you're here on the platform. Hallelujah." See, that's all right. "You're sick. Hallelujah. I'm going to lay hands on you. Hallelujah. You're going to get well." That's all right. Sure. She could go away and believe that. I--I believe, if she was sick, she'd get well; because she's come reverently to what she believes to be right. She's coming to accept something.
Now, I don't know her. But if God will speak to me and tell me something like He did the--the woman at the well, another picture, a man and a woman, never met before, like Saint John 4, the woman at the well... Or, if He would say something like He did to Philip, or to Peter, or to some of those, then, or tell her something that's in her life, something that she has done, something that's wrong with her, something she desires, some troubles that she's in, or something that she knows is true... If God knows what has been, surely, you could take His Word for what will be, if He can reveal what has been. Is that right?

L-56 Let us pray. Now Lord, in the Name of Jesus, the Son of God, I now submit myself unto Thy hands, O Lord. Take my all, my mind, my spirit, my strength, and all that is within me, O Lord, it's nothing. It's a very poor thing to submit to You. But if You look for holy hands tonight and holy eyes, they would not be found on this earth. But Thou does take the corruptible things of the world, and cleanse them with Thy Spirit, and use them for Thy glory, taking the foolish things of the world, and confounding the wise and mighty. Let it be known tonight, Lord, that I have told the truth, that You are Jesus, the same yesterday, today, and forever, and that there is a Balm in Gilead, and there is a Physician also. Let it be known tonight, Lord, and speak to these dear people: those with the prayer cards and those without the prayer cards, that they might believe that Thou has risen from the dead, and the coming of Your great holy Being is near at hand. And these things are only reflecting, through Your servant, the true coming of the true Messiah. Grant it, Lord, in Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-57 Now, set still. And in the Name of Jesus Christ, I take every soul in here under the control of the Holy Ghost.
Being a stranger to you, not knowing you and not seeing you. If the Holy Spirit will reveal to me something about you, that you know that I do not know, would you accept it then as being from the Christ? Now, you'd have to say that it would have to come supernatural. It'll have to come... It'll either have to be the power of the devil or the power of God. It cannot be natural; It has to be supernatural. If you believe It to be the power of the enemy, then you receive his reward. If you receive It as the power of God, then you receive His reward.
Jesus... Those who said... When Nathanael was told where he was before he come to the meeting, he said, "Thou art the Christ, the Son of the living God."
And He said, "Blessed art thou. Because I told you these things, you have believed? You'll see greater than this."
But to the Pharisees who called it the working of the devil, some spiritualist, or--or telepathy, or something. They said, "He's Beelzebub." Where do you think they are tonight? Where do you think Philip is? Now, it's up to you. I can only work as He would tell me. But if the Lord will reveal to me what your cause, what's your trouble, would you believe?
How many in the church would believe? How many out there would believe?


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